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Chapter 144: Chapter One Hundred and Forty: Mistake

The chariots drove away in a flaming cloud, and Tang Luo and his group could finally relax and return to town.

But because the plains had been shattered due to battle, leaving craters and broken hills, the group decided to take a detour through the Fox Fairy Temple and back to Xiling.

Along the way, Brother Xu and Mi Bai engaged in a cheerful discussion, as though they were old friends.

In this age of great martial arts prosperity, the arts of the qin, chess, calligraphy, and painting were minor paths. Martial arts took precedence, but after achieving a high quality of life through martial arts, people always pursued some spiritual sustenance. For instance, Brother Xu had always loved calligraphy since his childhood. He believed the principles of moving the pen were similar to those of wielding the sword.

However, despite his beliefs, the characters Brother Xu wrote always looked like a dog’s tread, which baffled him. He conscientiously wrote each word and individually they were neat, but when put together in an article, they seemed awkward.

Their conversation mostly revolved around calligraphy, leaving Tang Luo and a group of children feeling drowsy.

Discussing the strength of a stroke, display order, Brother Xu felt like he had clicked instantly with Mi Bai.

“Listening to Brother Bai’s words is truly enlightening!” Brother Xu’s peach blossom eyes were filled with light as though he could not wait to start writing. Mi Bai waved his hand seriously, and said: “These are just some experiences from my practice. As long as Brother Xu doesn’t give up practicing, we can look forward to the future.”

When it came to calligraphy, scholars always exuded a sense of masterful demeanor, compelling respect.

It s a shame that Brother Bai has to leave for Clear Water County soon. Otherwise, I would definitely learn the art of calligraphy from him.” There was a tone of regret in Brother Xu’s voice.

Tang Luo, who was following behind, asked curiously: “Clear Water County? Why are you going there?”

head to Tang Luo and said, “I heard Clear Water County is peaceful, and I want to take the children there

when he met Tang Luo, because the

the arrogance of a noble family’s heir. Although straightforward in his words, he was essentially a good

so Mi Bai s

to a more comfortable position, whispering, “I fear your decision may be rash?” At his words, Mi Bai’s face

wrong with Mi Bai wanting to make a living there?” Tang Luo, looking at the naive Brother Xu and Mi Bai, said

of Clear Water County has to pay tribute to

just a title and honor but also meant he could attend various important meetings

attracts a constant stream of refugees every year who travel thousands of miles to seek livelihood. But out of

from the corner of his mouth, his voice hardly above

and replied, “Due to the presence of Xiling in Western Longzhou, there hasn’t been a major conflict in a long time. Perhaps those refugees see the other cities are peaceful, so they stay

initially thrown into confusion by Tang Luo’s words, seemed at a loss in this world full of perils. However, Mi

it that the population of the cities surrounding Xiling doesn’t increase year by year? It’s a good thing for the children roaming the streets to receive aid from the wives of some clans, but haven’t you ever wondered where those children’s

to Xiling’s prosperity today. However, in other cities, powerful families wanted

want to know if a city is invigorating, just check whether its population is increasing steadily or stagnant. This simple logic, Tang Luo believed Brother Xu could understand. If he truly cared about Mi Bai, he shouldn’t let him go

implying that these refugees are being detained in the cities around Xiling?” Brother Xu knitted

building cities and hammering

to go after all,” Brother Xu

Mi Bai was incredibly flustered. When he had been incredibly disappointed in Xiling, Clear Water County had become a tranquil haven in his heart. Now, it felt like a dangerous place. The stark contrast was too much to believe.

Luo looked at Mi Bai’s bewildered and pained face and

tavern gossip. But they never thought that this kind of gossip was often paid for, and how many of the messages they spread could be

the eyes of the big families of the outer cities, commoners were no different from slaves. Which family wouldn’t keep thousands of commoners as servants, at the mercy of the head of

he didn’t know if the children would be